It's spelled plague. And it wasn't called the black plague. It was called the Black Death. And there wasn't a specific date for it. Epidemics started in the 1340's and infections continue unto to the present day, but were particularly widespread in the Middle Ages.
Is it normal to observe so much at a young age to be a philosipher?
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Oh yeah! When was the black plauge
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It's spelled plague. And it wasn't called the black plague. It was called the Black Death. And there wasn't a specific date for it. Epidemics started in the 1340's and infections continue unto to the present day, but were particularly widespread in the Middle Ages.
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Don't argue with the professor. Please remember he's an expert.
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hehe, my bad. I'm so keyed up, waiting for his next research paper, that a little bit of excitement leaked out of me in the form of argument juice.
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lol he just combined bubonic plague and black death into a phrase easier to understand for him.
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That would be a serious disease!
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Shhh guys!!!
I want to listen to the lecture.
Some of us are here to learn!